Mark McEvoy

Adjunct Associate Professor Mark McEvoy is a Principal Epidemiologist and Public Health researcher at the University of Newcastle's School of Medicine and Public Health. With over two decades of academic experience and a background in molecular biology and clinical epidemiology, he focuses on population health, ageing, chronic disease prevention, and health system resilience.

• Global collaborations with Harvard, Oxford, Karolinska Institute
• Published >290 peer-reviewed papers (210 in last decade)
• H-index 68; ranked top 3.4% of epidemiologists by Expertscape

Research Highlights:

• Designed landmark studies integrating biological, behavioral, and social determinants of health
• Principal Investigator for $1.9M Loddon Mallee Healthcare Worker COVID-19 Study
• Major contributions to understanding methylarginines, dietary nitrate, and genetic markers in cardiovascular disease/dementia
• Translational research in implementation science and community-based interventions

Scientific Awards:

• Ranked in top 3.4% of global epidemiologists by Expertscape

Education:

• PhD University of Newcastle
• BSc University of Newcastle
• Graduate Diploma in Genetic Counselling
• Masters of Medical Science (Clinical Epidemiology)

Supervision:

• Supervised 26 research higher degree students to completion
• Currently supervises 5 PhD candidates